This Huey was previously on display at the Wentworth Military Academy, Lexington but is now on display at the Museum of Missouri Military History.

This early F-15 was previously on display at STL but has now moved to the Museum of Missouri Military History. Note the 'Gateway Arch' the symbol of St. Louis on the tailfin.

(Along with the unusual tail serial) This F-4 carries the markings of 'Rose's Gang', a F-4C 63-7671 of the 557th TFS/12th TFW that was lost with both of its crew in Laos in February 1970. The true identity of this frame is 68-0465 and is now on display at the Museum of Missouri Military History.

This is one of the former residents of the, now closed, Chanute Aerospace Museum and has been trucked in to its new home at the very friendly Museum of Missouri Military History. A fitting place fot this C-130 to reside as it served previously with the 180th TAS MO ANG at St Joseph, MO.

This was the last Huey flown by the Missouri ANG and so has its rightful place inside the very friendly and interesting Museum of Missouri Military History.

This 310 along with sister-ship N5238J (behind) face an extremely uncertain future now that they have arrived at the reclamation company Dodson International.

This JetStar is the gate guardian at the main entrance to the Dodson International facility, a huge reclamation company for private and business aircraft. It really is the former XB-DUH.